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In order to achieve an average there will be those who fall below average and those who go way beyond. The quality of ones life is far more important than its duration. My neighbor has reached 101 but the quality of her life is shocking. She'd be much better off dead.
Who don’t know that? But who will want to accept to be the below average when you live a clean healthy lifestyle throughout? And your neighbour 101 yo is unhealthy doesn’t mean all 101 is unhealthy. Don’t you know there was French RACING cyclist that retired at 108 yo and died at 109 yo or something like that?
 

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Who don’t know that? But who will want to accept to be the below average when you live a clean healthy lifestyle throughout? And your neighbour 101 yo is unhealthy doesn’t mean all 101 is unhealthy. Don’t you know there was French RACING cyclist that retired at 108 yo and died at 109 yo or something like that?
 

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Who don’t know that? But who will want to accept to be the below average when you live a clean healthy lifestyle throughout? And your neighbour 101 yo is unhealthy doesn’t mean all 101 is unhealthy. Don’t you know there was French RACING cyclist that retired at 108 yo and died at 109 yo or something like that?
Longevity is now all the rage with scientists saying they can live to 120 or whatever but cancer robbed good people of such an opportunity. The cruel dogs human pests are the ones that should die below average, immediately and NOW.
 

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Longevity is now all the rage with scientists saying they can live to 120 or whatever but cancer robbed good people of such an opportunity. The cruel dogs human pests are the ones that should die below average, immediately and NOW.
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For both blood cell and step counts, the pattern was the same: as age increased, some factor beyond disease drove a predictable and incremental decline in the body's ability to return blood cells or gait to a stable level after a disruption. When Pyrkov and his colleagues in Moscow and Buffalo, N.Y., used this predictable pace of decline to determine when resilience would disappear entirely, leading to death, they found a range of 120 to 150 years. (In 1997 Jeanne Calment, the oldest person on record to have ever lived, died in France at the age of 122.)
 

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https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2023/01/has-first-person-to-live-to-be-150-been-born/

GAZETTE: David, you have said that you believe the first person to live to 150 has already been born. Does this work change that and is it possible that many people who are going to live to 150 have already been born?

SINCLAIR: Over the last 20 years, there have been a number of molecules that have been found to retard the aging process, at least in animals, and potentially a couple of drugs that are in humans. That made me optimistic that somebody who might make it to 150 has already been born. In this paper, we’re showing it’s possible to reset the age of the body up to as much as 50 percent. And, when you can reverse aging and not just slow it down, then all bets are off. We now know you can reset the eye multiple times and restore vision in old mice — that was our Nature 2020 cover article. In this paper, we’re showing that we can reverse aging in other tissues as well, using the same technology. So, if you can reset the age of the body multiple times, I think it would be dangerous to set an upper limit.
 
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